Here’s how to steal this look:
We set the white balance on the camera to 4100 kelvin and set the lights to either 6500 or 2700 kelvin for maximum color separation.
We used a Nanlite Forza 60B as a ceiling bounce to add a touch of ambient light to the foreground.
Then we used a Forza 300B with a fresnel as our key light through the doorway.
We added a second 300B to light up the room in the background.
Finally we put a 60B inside the laundry room and blasted it straight through the sliding door to create color contrast and texture in the scene.
Once we had our lights set up the NANLINK app made it a breeze to adjust levels from my phone.
Thanks to @nanlite_global for the great products that make this possible. Director @hnb.productions DP @nos_txd Cast @lili.sheley@allylollis Gaffer/Colorist 👋
